French Language Classes A1-A2, B1-B2, C1-C2, Best French language Coaching institute, French language training in Delhi

British College Of Language offers a wide range of French Language Classes in Delhi. Whether you're searching for Group classes or crash or coordinated French classes. Our French preparing program is intended to empower you to quickly enhance your capacity to impart in French. Our encouraging technique has advanced throughout the years and consolidates components of the informative methodology with organized learning of basic composed aptitudes. We likewise bend over backward to make the showing fun and pleasant.

Our adaptable French Language Course in Delhi are planned by the understudies phonetic needs and encouraging strategies as per the student’s profile

Course Offered

Foundation Level With Basic Speaking (A1 & A2) Level-I

Basic Level With Advanced Speaking (B1 & B2) Level-II

Adv. Level With Professional Speaking (C1 & C2) Level-III

Professional Speaking & Personality Development Level-IV

 

Benefits

• Figure out how to talk, read, compose and listen French as you advance through the course levels.
• Enhance your present or future business openings with the expansion of a French language expertise.
• Very qualified and experienced educators and propelled classroom innovation make a perfect learning condition.
• Our French Language classes in West Delhi will ensure that you convey and express more confidently.
• Little class sizes consider large amounts of collaboration among understudies and the educator.
• We give compelling and obvious investigation material, sound video exercises, E-books, a few practice set, and so on created by our dialect specialists.
• Our adaptable French Language Course in Delhi are planned by the understudies phonetic needs and encouraging strategies as per the student’s profile.

 

It’s an official language in countries across five different continents and is also the second most studied language in the world, after English: 120 million students are currently learning French. Atop the 220 million native speakers in the world, there are an estimated 72 million partial speakers, and these numbers are increasing. Owing to population growth in Africa, where approximately 50% of native French speakers live, the total number of French speakers could rise to as much as 700 million by 2050, according to demographers.

The official number of people who speak French is around 300 million, which includes native speakers, those who speak French as a second language, and numerous French dialects.

Where is French officially spoken?

France	Djibouti	Rwanda
Belgium	Equatorial Guinea	Senegal
Benin	Haiti	Ivory Coast
Burkina Faso	Luxembourg	Democratic Republic of the Congo
Burundi	Madagascar	Seychelles
Cameroon	Mali	Switzerland
Canada	Monaco	Togo
Chad	Niger	Vanuatu

WHAT ARE THE CAREER OPPORTUNITIES?

• In India, significant importance is given to job aspirants who are fluent in both FRENCH and English.
• Demand for the FRENCH language is very high in India as multinational companies are ready to pay huge packages to FRENCH-speaking employees. Everything is interlinked and interconnected thus; globalization has increased the value of language.
• FRENCH language trainer is another best career opportunity in schools, universities, colleges or visiting faculty in coaching classes.
• Also especially for those who love to impart knowledge and be their own boss without working under anyone this is the best money-making career.
• Depending on one’s fluency and experience, an interpreter’s job produces a great deal of profit.
• Interpreters who are proficient in FRENCH
• Educators teaching FRENCH in institutes
• Travelling Guide for foreigners visiting different countries
• Legal counsellors who will handle their clients overseas
• Translators working in publishing houses, academia and in other areas
• Government officers who will manage international relations
• Engineering, tourism industry, hospitality, media, journalism , analyst, international airlines sector, public relations, information technology sector, advertising nearly all high paying sectors hire FRENCH language speaking candidates.
• BCL Provides This Opportunity For You To Make Your Dreams True And Join In Top Company In Delhi Today.

WHAT IS THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DELF AND DALF?

• DELF and DALF are diplomas awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the level of French-language skills of non-Frenchspeakers. The diplomas are valid for life and recognised all around the world. To obtain them, you must take the DELF and DALF examinations, which assess your communication skills in real situations using authentic documents.
  • DELF stands for Diplômed’étudesen langue française (Diploma of French-language studies).
  • DALF stands for Diplômeapprofondi de langue française (Advanced diploma in French language).
• Together, DELF and DALF cover the six levels of the Council of Europe’ s Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL) from A1-C2.
  • While DELF corresponds to levels A1-A2 and B1-B2 (elementary and intermediate).
  • DALF corresponds to levels C1-C2 (advanced).

CECRL	DELF/DALF		Utilisateur
C2	DALF C2	DALF C2: Mastery or proficiency	Expérimenté (EXPERT LEVEL)
C1	DALF C1	DALF C1: Effective Operational Proficiency or Advanced
B2	DELF B2	DELF B2: Vantage or upper intermediate	Indépendant
B1	DELF B1	DELF B1: Threshold or intermediate	(INDEPENDENT LEVEL)
A2	DELF A2	DELF A2: Waystage or elementary	Élémentaire (ELEMENTARY LEVEL)
A1	DELF A1	DELF A1: Breakthrough or beginner

DIFFERENT LEVELS OF CERTIFICATION

A1 Discovery Completed within 80 hours. Students are able to introduce themselves and talk about their hobbies, explain where they live, describe relationships, etc.

A2 Intermediate Completed within 120 hours. Students are able to communicate and exchange on familiar subjects.

B1 Independent Completed within 160 hours. Many of our students aim to reach a B1 level which enables them to interact with ease in French on familiar topics with native speakers.

B2 Advanced Completed within 180 hours. Students are able to communicate with spontaneity and ease. It is also the level of language proficiency that most French universities require from undergraduate foreign students.

C1 Autonomous Completed within 230 hours. Students are able to express themselves spontaneously and fluently in social, professional and academic situations without any apparent difficulty in finding the right words.

C2 Master Students are able to effortlessly understand almost everything they read or hear and can speak and express themselves like native French speakers.

Which Exams to Take: DELF, DALF, TCF or TEF?

• A French learner may want to demonstrate his linguistic competence at some tests and exams. Asians are even more obsessed with assessing their performance to identify what skill level they are at, given the heavily examination-oriented culture. Here comes the question: Which French exams should I take?
• It seems that you are not the only one who asks the same question. Everyone has to also seek the right exam to prove his linguistic capability, as a certificate can help him to apply for educational institutions or for work culture. Anyway, to demystify the issue, I try to dig into four different types of exams: DELF, DALF, TEF,TCF
• DELF & DALF Composed AND correspond to the levels of language proficiency BY the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL). The DELF and DALF examinations are available in 175 countries.
• Test d’Evaluation de français (TEF) (admininstrered, organised and monitored by the Chamber of Commerce and Industry of Paris)
• Test de Connaissance de français (TCF) (admininstrered, organised and monitored by the CIEP(Centre international d’étudespédagogiques)

About exams

1. Diplômed'étudesen langue française (DELF)

   The Diplômed'étudesen langue française (English: Diploma in French Language Studies), or DELF for short, is a certification of French-language abilities for non-native speakers of French administered by the International Centre for French Studies (Centre international d'étudespédagogiques, or CIEP) for France's Ministry of Education. It is composed of four independent diplomas corresponding to the first four levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages: A1, A2, B1 and B2. Above this level, the "Proficient User" divisions are certified by the DALF. The examinations are available in three varieties: "DELF Prim" which is for Primary school students (only available at A1 level), "DELF Junior et Scolaire" which is aimed at secondary-school aged students and "DELF Tous Publics" which is aimed at adults. Each variety is worth exactly the same and results in the awarding of the same diploma, but the material is varied to ensure that it is appropriate for the target cohort. DELF certificates are valid for life and do not expire DELF and DALF are official certifications awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify proficiency in the French language of non-native speakers of French. The certificates are internationally recognized and often used by foreign ministries of education (Ministry of Human Resource Development in India) to assess the linguistic skills in the French language.

2. Diplômeapprofondi de langue française (DALF)

   The Diplômeapprofondi de langue française (English: Diploma in Advanced French Language), or DALF for short, is a certification of French-language abilities for non-native speakers administered by France's Centre international d'étudespédagogiques, or CIEP, (International Centre of Pedagogical Studies) for the country's Ministry of Education. It is composed of two independent diplomas corresponding to the top two levels, C1 & C2, of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages. Level C2 is the highest level attainable according to this framework, denoting mastery and proficiency in the French language. The "basic" and "independent" divisions of language proficiency are certified by the DELF levels A1 to B2.

3. Test d'évaluation du français (TEF)

   The Test d'évaluation du français (TEF) is a test of fluency in French for non-native speakers. It is awarded by the CCIP. It is often required to be admitted into universities and is recognized by the Federal government of Canada as a proof of fluency in immigration procedures.

   The test is made up of three mandatory and two optional sections. The reading, listening, grammar and vocabulary sections are mandatory and must be taken together, while the writing and speaking sections are optional and can be taken separately.

   The Federal Government of Canada requires both mandatory and optional section for immigration purposes.

4. Test de connaissance du français (TCF)

   The Test de connaissance du français (TCF) is a language placement test for non-native speakers of French. It is administered by the Centre international d'étudespédagogiques (CIEP) for the French Ministry of Education. It fulfils French language entry requirements, can be used to demonstrate language ability for job applications or for personal use, and is used by Québec for immigration procedures.

   Older adolescents, adults, students, candidates for acquisition of French nationality by marriage or naturalization, migrant adults.

   The TCF follows the European standards for language tests as set forward in the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages and is equal to DALF, also offered by the CIEP.

   Lowest level is A1 indicating beginner, top fluency levels are C1 and C2.

   Level C1 and C2 indicate advanced mastery of French. French university Sciences-Po uses TCF level C1 as the primary language prerequisite for evaluating the abilities of non-native speakers to follow academic discussions and carry out academic research in the French language.

   The test is made up of compulsory and optional sections. The reading, listening and language structures sections are mandatory while the writing and speaking sections are optional.

DELF - (Diplômed'Etudesen Langue Française)

About DELF
DELF (Diplômed'Etudesen Langue Française) is official qualifications awarded by the French Ministry of Education to certify the competency of candidates from outside France in the French language. DELF is composed of 4 independent diplomas that correspond to the levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages.

Detailed information on the examinations

• All of the examinations have been designed to reflect the principle of action used by the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages, which defines users of a language as social actors who have tasks to perform (that are not only linguistic) in given circumstances, in a given environment and within a specific area of action, which may be personal, public, academic or professional.
• These examinations are based on the knowledge, expertise, interpersonal skills and learning skills that are part of the ability to communicate by way of language at linguistic, sociolinguistic and pragmatic level. This ability can be used when performing varied language activities in comprehension, expression, interaction and mediation.
• The examinations were therefore created to include the four skills at every level, with varying degrees of interaction and mediation required depending on the level. A mark of at least 50/100 is required in order to be awarded the diploma.
• It must be remembered that neither the linguistic competency nor the adequacy of communication of spoken and written language can ever be evaluated in absolute terms. Rather, the minimum requirements for each level are different, and candidates cannot be penalized for not having knowledge that will come from future learning. The National Commission has created a short description of the expected content (expertise and morph syntactic content). If you would like more information, please see the "reference levels for national and regional languages".

Why take a DELF?

It is an official, quality diploma, harmonized with the levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages .This diploma is recognized worldwide, and is valid for life.

Depending on the level passed, the DELF can develop a curriculum vitae (CV) and make it easier to get a job in a company where the language spoken is French.

The DELF B1 allows to obtain French nationality. The DELF B2 , and more and more the DALF C1, allow students to return to French, European or French-speaking universities, and to certain grand schools and colleges

• If you are not French and would like your French skills to be recognized for personal or professional purposes.
  You can take DELF and/or DALF.
• If you are a non-French-speaking French person.
  You can obtain authorization from the National Commission for DELF and DALF to take the DELF examinations. The DELF certificate is suitable for language learners of all levels, and there are a number of purposes for which students usually take the exam.
• If you wish to study a bachelor’s degree at a French university, you have to pass DELF B2 for entry into the first year.
• If you wish to enter the INBP (National Institute of Bakery and Pastry), you’ll sit an entrance exam that is similar to the DELF B2 exam. So a DELF preparation course is a suitable and helpful option.

About DELF Level

• DELF is composed of 4 independent LEVEL that correspond to the levels of the Common European Framework of Reference for Languages
• The examinations can be taken in 1 186 approved examination centers in 173 countries, including France.
• The DELF diploma covers the first four levels of the Council of Europe's Common European Framework of Reference for Languages (CEFRL): levels A1, A2, B1 and B2, from elementary to upper intermediate.
• The candidates can register for the examination of their choice, according to their level.

CECRL	DELF	User
A1	DELF A1	Basic
A2	DELF A2
B1	DELF B1	Independent
B2	DELF